Along the road when you drive onto the Madera Community College campus, and near the administration building, you'll find ...

American agave plants are known for their fairly fatalistic life cycles: live, die, repeat. After blooming, the plants are expected to die shortly thereafter, usually leaving behind clones of ...

The 17th annual Agave Heritage Festival kicked off Thursday at Mission Garden, a site on Tucson’s west side believed to be one of the oldest places where agriculture took root in the Americas. The ...

From his Philadelphia restaurant Tequilas to his Siembra Spirits portfolio in Mexico, David Suro-Piñera has changed the ...

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Pink Cactus owner/chef and sommelier Brooke Warden pairs Oaxacan-inspired dishes with agave spirits at a special dinner at 6 p.m., Oct. 22. Tickets are $120 and include four courses and agave pairings ...

It's a once in a-once-in-a-generation sight in Morehead City, a huge agave plant, well known to the locals, is blooming, a rare sight happening just once in 10–25 years. This agave plant is called ...

More than 100 California farmers have planted agave in the last five years as the industry grows 110% annually, with $2.3 billion market value.

Something to consider as you search for happy hours to celebrate National Margarita Day: The delicious concoction's main ingredient is threatened by changing weather and new strain on the agave ...

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Tequila lovers will be interested to know about the South Coast Botanic Garden’s first-ever “Spiked: A Celebration of Agave,” which will be held the last two weekends of this month. Dedicated to the ...